Jean Daviot distinguishes himself by the exploitation of various ways of intervention: video, photography, painting, but also actions in the landscape or sonorous works.
In "Srevne", presented at "La force de l'art" in 2006 in the Grand Palais in Paris, he made his voice heard at the place, inside out and upside down backwards.
[3] Since 1995, Jean Daviot gas created digital paintings, "Ecritures de lumières", where he uses a video camera as a brush.
In his "Bocca del mondo", Daviot makes huge jars speak and discuss; by night they transform into planets.
In a work in 2013, "en visage le paysage", points of view on places appear through the contour of his face made of stone or metal.